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Today's business world presents a challenge to honest achievement, harmonious activity, and successful endeavor. Men and women engaged in business, whether they be employer or employee, are familiar with the problems of tension, discouragement, competition, and other aspects of limitation.

In Science and Health, Mrs. Eddy writes ( p.

" Soul has infinite resources with which to bless mankind, and happiness would be more readily attained and would be more secure in our keeping, if sought in Soul. " In this statement ( Science and Health, p.

In Science and Health, Mrs. Eddy writes: "Jesus of Nazareth was the most scientific man that ever trod the globe.

According to the teachings of Christian Science, each one of us lives in God's infinite universe of ever-unfolding good, a universe filled with countless spiritual ideas. Even a slight understanding of this spiritual fact dispels loneliness and grief.

The Biblical account of Jesus' birth is brief. No narrative, however, is more universally cherished by Christians than the story of the Nativity.

Referring to the launching of the satellite Telstar, Queen Elizabeth II, in her annual message to Britain and the Commonwealth, said, "Now we can all say the world is my neighbor, and it is only in serving one another that we can reach for the stars. " How important it is to recognize the world as our neighbor and to see how its people individually and collectively can best be served! Centuries ago a Teacher whose life made on the world the greatest impress ever known told a simple story illustrating what it means to be a neighbor.

Two of the highly prized possessions of mankind are the faculties of sight and hearing. It is sad that along with gratitude for these faculties, there is the feeling that sight and hearing are subject to matter, or mortal mind, which has the power to rob an individual of them.

Universal salvation begins with the individual. Christian Science awakens human consciousness and reveals to the receptive thought man's identification with the perfection which is the exact image of God.

In her autobiography, "Retrospection and Introspection," Mrs. Eddy writes ( p.